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CNN’s Jake Tapper hits Dems for rejecting illegal voting concerns amid New Jersey voter roll controversy
CNN anchor Jake Tapper criticised Democrats for having long dismissed concerns about illegal immigrants voting in elections, after what he described as a “stunning revelation” involving New Jersey’s voter rolls. His comments, aired on CNN, suggested that the controversy could prove politically damaging for Democrats, given the party’s previous reluctance to engage with warnings about…
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Labour announce candidate for Barnsley by-election in August
Labour has selected Dan Jarvis as its candidate for the Barnsley Central by-election, following the resignation of the constituency’s former MP, Eric Illsley. The contest matters because it will determine who represents the seat after Illsley stepped down amid the parliamentary expenses scandal. Jarvis, a former Army officer who served in the Parachute Regiment, was…
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Voters demand transparency from hospitalized Mitch McConnell, 84, as staggering number believe he’s DEAD
Reports indicate that Republican Senate figure Mitch McConnell, 84, has been hospitalised, prompting calls from voters for greater transparency about his condition. According to the report, a notably large proportion of the public now believes the senator has died, reflecting widespread confusion and a lack of official clarity around his health status and public appearances.…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Do you still pay your TV licence fee?
The Daily Mail is running its “Poll of the Day”, asking readers whether they still pay their television licence fee, tapping into the long-running debate over funding for the BBC. The question invites readers to share whether they continue to comply with the annual charge required to watch or record live television and use BBC…
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Tak Sakaguchi Joins Iko Uwais in ‘Pendekar: Warrior’ as Nemesis (EXCLUSIVE)
Japanese action star Tak Sakaguchi has been cast as the nemesis of Iko Uwais in the upcoming martial-arts film “Pendekar: Warrior,” marking his first major role outside Japan. The casting unites two performers from different fighting disciplines who have never previously appeared on screen together, with filming due to start in the fourth quarter of…
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Venice Giornate Degli Autori Unveils 2026 Selection Dedicated To Late Founder Giorgio Gosetti
The Venice Giornate degli Autori (GdA), the parallel section running alongside the Venice Film Festival, has announced its 2026 line-up, this year dedicated to the section’s late founder Giorgio Gosetti. The selection is notably female-focused, with a significant proportion of films directed by women and several first-time features from around the world, underscoring the strand’s…
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GOP gov claims swing-state opponent’s agenda carries $18B price tag in explosive report as key midterm nears
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo’s re-election campaign has released a report claiming that the policy agenda of his Democratic rival, Attorney General Aaron Ford, would cost $18.1 billion over four years if implemented. The claim, shared exclusively with Fox News, comes as campaigning intensifies ahead of a closely watched midterm election in the swing state, with…
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State Department rips revolutionary socialist Nicaraguan regime as far-left leader ends country’s elections
Nicaragua’s co-president Daniel Ortega, who has ruled the Central American nation for nearly two decades, has declared that the country will no longer hold elections, prompting sharp criticism from the US State Department. The move deepens international concern over the erosion of democratic norms in Nicaragua, where Ortega governs alongside his wife and co-president Rosario…
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Go woke, get rich: why rightwing hate campaigns don’t affect the box office
Christopher Nolan’s film adaptation of The Odyssey became one of the summer’s biggest box office hits despite a sustained online hate campaign led by Elon Musk, who accused the film of “woke” casting choices and claimed it disrespected Homer’s original epic poem. Musk’s repeated attacks, including false claims that casting decisions were driven by new…
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Venice Days Unveils Female-Centric Selection, Kicking Off With Lili Horvát’s ‘My Notes on Mars’ Starring Mackenzie Davis and Rupert Friend
The Venice Film Festival’s independently run Giornate Degli Autori section, known as Venice Days, has announced a lineup weighted towards female directors and stories, opening with Hungarian director Lili Horváth’s first English-language feature, “My Notes on Mars,” starring Mackenzie Davis and Rupert Friend. The choice underscores the section’s stated focus this year on works by…